This wrasse features a striking pattern of blue and yellow stripes. A notable behavior is its ability to change sex from female to male as it matures.
Habitat
Found in coral reefs and rocky substrates of the Caribbean.
Diet
Primarily feeds on small invertebrates and algae.
How common
Common
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